SECTION 7: SERVICE
Troubleshooting
IMPORTANT: Tool repairs must be completed by a qualified service person.
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Motor does not | 1. | The tool is not getting power. | 1. | Check power connection. |
run. | 2. | Carbon brushes are worn | 2. | Replace both carbon brushes |
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| out and need to be replaced. |
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Grinder becomes | 1. | The motor has overheated. | 1. | Allow the grinder to run idle for |
hot or burning |
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smell comes from | 2. | Debris has entered the | 2. | Open brush covers and clean |
motor during |
| motor housing and is burning |
| out motor housing using a |
operation. |
| during motor operation. |
| vacuum. |
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Grinder vibrates | 1. | The grinding disc is not | 1. | Check the inner and outer |
excessively during |
| properly installed. |
| flange to ensure they are |
use. |
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| properly seated (see Page 16). |
| 2. | Screws or parts of the | 2. | Check the grinder and ensure |
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| grinder are loose. |
| that the screws and covers are |
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| tight. |
| 3. | Workpiece is not securely | 3. Clamp the workpiece firmly to a | |
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| fastened. |
| heavy and stable surface. |
| 4. | Grinding wheel is | 4. | Replace the grinding wheel |
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| unbalanced or damaged. |
| (see Page 16). |
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Always Disconnect POWER before servicing, adjusting, or doing maintenance to reduce the risk of accidental injury or electrocution.
T10493, T10494 & T10495 (Mfg Since 10/11) |
